Question 15 - NV Applications received by day 2025-2026.pdf

This is a data file documenting Nevada Department of Wildlife licensing system application submissions across a 50-day period for fiscal years 2025 and 2026. The file presents day-by-day application volume comparisons, showing significant variance in submission patterns between the two years. Day 1 recorded 11,778 applications in 2025 compared to 10,413 in 2026, while submission volumes peaked dramatically on days 42-45, with day 45 reaching 69,938 applications in 2025 and 15,323 in 2026. The data reflects the operational demand for Nevada's hunting, fishing, trapping, and vessel licensing system, demonstrating the volume scale that the proposed new integrated licensing and registration system must accommodate.

This submission data correlates to the Nevada State Purchasing Division's Request for Proposals for a new licensing system with a September 16, 2026 proposal deadline and August 25, 2026 questions deadline. The system must support approximately 1.45 million existing customer records and handle the application volumes demonstrated in this dataset, which shows peak processing demands exceeding 69,000 daily submissions. The project requires a $12 million total investment across fiscal years 2028-2033 with annual contract costs of $2 million, implementation across four phases beginning August 2027, and a contract term starting February 1, 2027 with two optional one-year renewals. A 5% preference applies to Nevada-based businesses, and mandatory insurance requirements include $5 million Technology Errors & Omissions and Cyber Liability coverage plus a $5 million Fidelity Bond.